Prague Luxury Lunch Cruise - Glass Boat Buffet Experience

Elevate your midday break with a luxury lunch cruise aboard a state-of-the-art glass boat. This isn't just transportation; it's a floating restaurant offering modern elegance, comfort, and the absolute best views in the city thanks to the vessel's transparent design.

The Glass Boat Experience

Unlike traditional steel vessels, these modern glass boats are designed with huge panoramic windows and often a glass roof that can slide open in good weather.

• 360° Views: Every seat feels like a window seat. The boundary between you and the city dissolves.
• Climate Control: Perfect temperature management regardless of the season.
• Modern Design: Sleek interiors, comfortable seating, and clean facilities.

Culinary Delights: The Lunch Buffet

Your ticket includes a welcome aperitif (Prosecco or soft drink) followed by a generous open buffet.

• Cold Section: Fresh salads, antipasti, cheeses, and cold cuts.
• Soup: Daily special.
• Hot Section: A mix of Czech classics (like roast pork or duck) and lighter international options (grilled chicken, fish, vegetable lasagna).
• Sides: Dumplings, rice, potatoes, grilled vegetables.
• Dessert: A tempting selection of mini cakes, pastries, mousse, and fresh fruit.

The Journey: 2.5 Hours of Sightseeing

Spanning roughly 2.5 hours, this cruise covers a significant stretch of the Vltava river, showing you the city's diverse architecture.

1. Departure: Usually from near the Ministry of Industry and Trade (Dvořákovo nábřeží).
2. Charles Bridge: Sail under the historic arches.
3. Smíchov Locks: Experience the technical marvel of the lock chamber as the boat is raised/lowered to navigate the weirs.
4. Vyšehrad: Travel all the way south to the Vyšehrad cliff and fortress, a greener and more ancient part of Prague.
5. Return: A leisurely cruise back, giving you a second chance to spot landmarks you missed.

Perfect For...

• Business Travelers: Impress clients with a unique lunch venue.
• Relaxed Sightseeing: Avoid the lunchtime crowds in Old Town restaurants.
• Photography: The glass walls reduce glare and offer wide angles for capturing the skyline.
• Groups: Large tables and a buffet format make it easy for groups to mingle.

Note: Live music (often a piano or accordion player) frequently accompanies the lunch, adding a pleasant soundtrack to your meal without drowning out conversation.